Authenticity is Everything
What's new in your collection?
How about an ongoing thread to highlight the new additions to your collection?
Whether it's a through-the-mail freebie or a big buck acquisition... it's all good. Show us what you got!
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Rare Klaus Kinski signed candid from Cannes 1980. Black felt tip. I was very happy to find a candid, as always.
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Kane SP signed by Orson Welles in black felt tip C. 1975. Not the usual image. I am hesitant to call it my "white whale" for several reasons ;)
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Permalink Reply by JMS1223 To Eric Keith Longo on
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That’s absolutely awesome!
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Thank you JMS1223! Here is another Welles item - unsigned but very tough. Original between takes candid still from the very end of The Third Man when Harry/Welles is trying in vain to escape the closed sewer - right before Joseph Cotten shoots him.
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Wow! Where do you find these gems?
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Thank you - glad you are enjoying them.
Several trusted dealers and eBay, raw. I avoid stickers and papers like the plague.
Gabe/Schubertiade
Russell/History Direct
Gary/Classic Entertainment
Tim/Goldenage (retired)
Karl Burnstein (deceased, 25th St, Chelsea Antiques, now an apartment building)
I'm sure I am forgetting someone.
Here is another. As we are on a Third Man/Welles kick here is his costar in both:/Kane films: Click for huge image.
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Very nice. I am sure these were all very expensive but they look great.
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Hello J,
Some were - others were found in the wild w/o papers aka overpriced/maxed out. Many were true bargains. Vigilance...
The 1975 color candid of Orson was $12. My first Judy Garland signed candid was $68 right on eBay.
The below items were downright cheap. I don't think I paid $70 for the pair. The still is worth more than that.
Click for full images.
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I love when I find great deals. You definitely have to look, be patient, and get lucky.
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I did not think to add this 1975 candid by Peter Warrack. Beneath that is a very rare candid behind the scenes still of the Welles 1962 production of Franz Kafka's The Trial with Anthony Perkins, also below, with an original still. Perkins is also tough in vintage form (about 1960 here) and with good contrast.
Click for full images.
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Wow! What great images! Thanks for sharing. Love that 1960s Perkins signature. Right when he did Psycho. How cool!
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Thanks again - very happy to share.
Psycho is a very well shot film! If you have not seen The Trial check it out.
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